When buying used cameras and lenses makes sense


Photography is an expensive hobby, and the price for a decent camera or lense can easily be more than what you'd spend on a new phone or a holiday flights for the family. Is it worth saving money by buying second-hand? — Photo: Sina Schuldt/dpa

BERLIN: When it comes to buying system cameras and lenses, is it always better to buy new? No, say the experts.

Equipment that’s a few years old but otherwise in good shape is fine. And it's sustainable, too. Just steer clear of anything from the entry-level class.

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